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The wreck of the Aberdeen on the river Medway, my go to location when I'm looking to kick start my photo mojo (again). The plan was to shoot it surrounded by water, but I got there late due to spending 45 minutes chatting to a neighbour and the water had disappeared, leaving just the glorious Medway Mud!
I have been trying to find this place for over a year now. i finally stumbled across something that looked similar to this whilst i was map scouting. was a bit of a risk driving 1-2hrs and walking a km over rocks and boulders to actually see if it was what i have been searching for... THANK GOD IT WAS. have only seen one other image of this wreck... HIDDEN WRECK.
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Wyola Wreck
CY O'Connor Beach
North Coogee
Western Australia
The Wyola was a tug boat built for the Swan River Shipping Company of Western Australia in 1912. The Wyola was one of the most powerful tugs of her time and so along with her normal duties, was called upon to rescued many ships. In 1970 the Wyola was dismantled at Robbs Jetty and buried in the sand on the beach.
Smoke from a department burn off added a nice touch to the sunset
An old sailing ship wrecked off the coast of Phillip Island.
See www.phillipislandstays.com/history_speke.php for more information
The famous wreck on the beach in Zakynthos, Greece. Want a print of this for your wall?? Hola and I'll get you one :) Colour version available too...
This is an iconic SEQ photographic location and every Brisbane based photographer should have a photo of Dicky Wreck in their photostream - this is my take on it!
This is quite an old shot - taken back in 2008 not long before a storm surge smashed down the nearside of the wreck.
I got lucky with the sunset on this particular evening.
Taken with a Pentax 645Nii medium format film camera and fuji velvia film
This wreck is “Manx Rose” and she was built in Arklow, Ireland, in 1942 for the Admiralty. She used to work from Pwllheli in the early 1980’s and then from Amlwch. She was decomissioned about 1985 and taken to Dulas Estuary, Anglesey.
Visitors and tourists pass the wreck of the Norwegian barque Helvetia emerging from the wind blown sands of Rhossili Beach,Gower,west Wales,UK....The wooden barque, carrying 500 tons of timber from Canada to Swansea,was sheltering from high winds off Gower when it broke free of its anchor in the gathering storm and blown onto the expansive beach on November 1st 1887....No lives were lost.
some say, old is gold.... well, it is.... if it persists anyway....
wateva, we do remind da ancestors at least... coz it matters...
the ultimate eternity belongs solely to them....
they maybe wrecked, trashed, shattered but we keep pieces of them as to introduce the once golden seasons to our offsprings...
legends, that's what goes best with them...
so, here i present an ancestor of world's leading brand Toyota...
wrecked ancestor...
picture taken: today- 6-3-2013
The old wreck on Loch Linnhe at Corpach over shadowed by the weak of Ben Nevis, the UK's highest mountain. The light was fantastic and the drama added to by the fine mist on the Loch. A beautiful morning.
We went to photograph these wrecks an the Wyre estuary yesterday. I was last there 14 years ago and they don't appear to have changed.The mud was very slippy and quite difficult to walk on whist carrying my camera. Fortunately did not slip and fall into it, though nearly lost a wellie.
Taken with Canon EOS 5 modified for infrared
An old wreck sitting the river bed of the River Medway at Hoo near Rochester, Kent. Taken 30 minutes after high tide in the middle of the day.
ISO200. F14. 30 seconds.
Eastbound SE98 derailed while passing over Shippenport Road bridge in Roxbury Township creating a mess for the EL. Reports stated that rotted ties on the bridge caused the rails to open up causing the derailment. The scene is looking westbound towards Lake Hopatcong with EL 432 on the westbound main at the front of the wreck train and 411 and C185 on the eastbound main just before the wreck site. Hulcher Railroad Services were on the scene with their "Sidewinders" helping EL clean up the mess. Thanks to Art Erdman for info about the wreck. 02-13-1974 Howard Kent Jr.